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If Roy goes we are going to have to find a quality striker, one of the key positions.
He should be the start of building a quality spine.
FFS it will cost money, simple.
If we let him go what hope of picking up a quality #10?
How long will we keep Paolo before he gets grabbed by another club?
Or are we going to end up looking in the seconds bin again.
We have coped with two tough seasons, one more will be the end.
This is (I think) only partly true. They're going to finish anywhere from 22pts to maybe 26pts, 4-8pts behind last year.
We're going to finish on somewhere from 20 to 23pts I reckon, 7-10pts ahead of last year.
But our end of season has been dreadful, with 1pt from the last 15 available. There's no sign of locking in good players, and in the state we're in I struggle to see how we recruit well. If you're a talented player with any ambition, are you going to go to a team whose best finish in the last three years is 8th?
The Jets at least have the prospect of perhaps seeing some investment in the squad, so their situation may actually change. I just don't see any way ours does.
We're not even going to spend the full cap in 2017/18 so there's no prospect of that changing, so any player who does come is going to ask for more than they'd ask for from a club which might give them the satisfaction of playing in a competitive team.
We're a basketcase for the foreseeable future, looking forward to brave battles for 9th place.
We're not even going to spend the full cap in 2017/18 so there's no prospect of that changing, so any player who does come is going to ask for more than they'd ask for from a club which might give them the satisfaction of playing in a competitive team.
Where was that said? Mike and Shaun both said we will be spending the full cap - they just don't know what that is yet - and they don't know the grant yet. Have things changed?
Which I was at as well as the earlier forum. What I heard at both was consistent.He said it at the pregame in the Bowlo last time he was out
I don't think the fans can cop another season of underspending.
And to be honest, I would want us to be aiming for top 4. i mean, heck, if it wasn't for some shit refereeing at the start of the season we'd be in the top 6 right now. The fan base wants to see 'up there' not 'just making it'. Is that too much to ask for next season? Maybe, maybe not.
wtf????According to the boys on Coast FM, a lot of important players haven't been offered contracts and the offer to Roy is under 200k.
Under. For a proven AL striker.